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If two objects collide on Earth, their kinetic energy is converted to other forms such as light and sound. But in space, it can't be converted into sound energy, so what would it get converted into? And would it be more destructive for the objects in question? Or am I completely misguided?

4101 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] On June 28th 2009, Stephen Hawking threw a party for time travelers and sent out the invitations the next day. He told people that no one attended the party. He lied.

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I walked in on daddy wrestling with a lady that isn't my mummy.

89 upvotes • r/TwoSentenceHorror

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[WP] The Bible's story of creation was accurate. Sort of. One day in the story equates to a billion years on Earth. We're approaching the 6th day and we've realised that humanity wasn't created in God's image. Something else is coming.

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As soon as I heard the scratching coming from the darkness I knew something was wrong.

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The Story of Creation was right, there is a race created in God's image.

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[WP] Diseases that affect famous people or children are much more likely to receive media coverage and donations towards a cure. Viruses have learned this - and have adapted their strategy accordingly.

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As I pulled the piercing out of my nipple, I noticed a piece of white string in the hole.

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If someone were to die alone in a small boat in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, would their body still rot in the same way as it would on land? Or would there not be enough/the same bacteria etc to cause decomposition?

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If Earth is spinning on its axis and orbiting the Sun, the solar system is hurtling through space, and our galaxy is ALSO hurtling through space, are we then under the effects of time dilation from all of that velocity?

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If two objects collide on Earth, their kinetic energy is converted to other forms such as light and sound. But in space, it can't be converted into sound energy, so what would it get converted into? And would it be more destructive for the objects in question? Or am I completely misguided?	4101	askscience
[WP] On June 28th 2009, Stephen Hawking threw a party for time travelers and sent out the invitations the next day. He told people that no one attended the party. He lied.	445	WritingPrompts
I walked in on daddy wrestling with a lady that isn't my mummy.	89	TwoSentenceHorror
[WP] The Bible's story of creation was accurate. Sort of. One day in the story equates to a billion years on Earth. We're approaching the 6th day and we've realised that humanity wasn't created in God's image. Something else is coming.	80	WritingPrompts
As soon as I heard the scratching coming from the darkness I knew something was wrong.	49	TwoSentenceHorror
The Story of Creation was right, there is a race created in God's image.	24	TwoSentenceHorror
[WP] Diseases that affect famous people or children are much more likely to receive media coverage and donations towards a cure. Viruses have learned this - and have adapted their strategy accordingly.	22	WritingPrompts
As I pulled the piercing out of my nipple, I noticed a piece of white string in the hole.	7	TwoSentenceHorror
If someone were to die alone in a small boat in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, would their body still rot in the same way as it would on land? Or would there not be enough/the same bacteria etc to cause decomposition?	1	askscience
If Earth is spinning on its axis and orbiting the Sun, the solar system is hurtling through space, and our galaxy is ALSO hurtling through space, are we then under the effects of time dilation from all of that velocity?	1	askscience